SELBYVILLE – Whether you’re looking for local craft beer or a new brand of bourbon, the chances are you can find it at Big Liquor.Big Liquor, the store located next to Food Lion in Selbyville, is just that. The nearly 7,000-square-foot store is chock full of beers, wine and liquors.“With the size of the store,… Read more »
NEWARK – The search process for a new Worcester County Superintendent of Schools has been officially launched.The Board of Education has contracted with the Maryland Association of Boards of Education (MABE), which will manage the process and conduct the search for qualified candidates.In February, Superintendent Dr. Jerry Wilson announced he would not seek reappointment to… Read more »
Star Charities welcomed the 90 wounded soldiers who arrived for a vacation at the Princess Royale in Ocean City on June 7. Above, Star Charities’ founder Anna Foultz, fourth from right, is surrounded by her Star Charities volunteers who helped make it possible.
OCEAN CITY — While unsuccessful in advancing a measure to fund cameras and other equipment to televise and stream Worcester County government meetings, Commissioner Joe Mitrecic this week vowed to continue to push for more citizen access.On Monday, Mitrecic, who represents the Ocean City district in Snow Hill, briefed the Mayor and Council on a… Read more »
Worcester Prep pre-kindergartener Vivian Spraul presented Sussex County Habitat for Humanity Executive Director Kevin Gilmore with a check for $520 on June 9. The 4-year-old student raised the money for her favorite charity in just one day when she acted as the Headmaster of the school on June 2. Her parents purchased the “Headmaster of… Read more »
FENWICK ISLAND – Residents will have the chance to voice their thoughts on the town’s comprehensive plan at two public workshops this summer.Public meetings regarding the town’s comprehensive plan, which is currently being updated, are scheduled for Saturday, July 16, and Saturday, August 13. The plan is set to be approved by the state by… Read more »
Ocean City Elks Lodge #2645 celebrated Flag Day on June 18. The history of the flags of the United States was read as the scouts from Boy Scout Troop #225 carried the flags as they were described. The Elks petitioned the Congress to designate a special day as Flag Day and June 14 was selected.
At certain times, I think all dads have done something stupid.I think there is something about being a male that leads us from time to time to make questionable decisions. Indeed, there are times when our judgment is just not on the money. Usually, aided by the benefit of hindsight, we end up looking quite… Read more »
Ocean City Elks Lodge #2645 recently awarded four scholarships to Stephen Decatur High School graduates. Contessa Hutchins and Reagan Dunham received $1,000 a year for four years and Christian Beres and Owen Dennis received $750 a year for four years.
A grant by the Community Foundation of the Eastern Shore through the David Larmore Memorial Fund assisted sending campers to Camp Fairlee, which caters to accessible camping and recreation for those with disabilities. Pictured, from left, are Sheldon and Sara Larmore (fund representatives), BJ Summers (Community Foundation) and Ford Waggoner (Easter Seals). Submitted Photos